Sentence examples for refer serious from inspiring English sources

The office would vet allegations of members' misconduct and refer serious cases to the ethics committee for, we hope, conclusive investigation.

The group of nonpartisan professionals would be empowered to vet allegations of members' misconduct and refer serious matters for further investigation by the ethics committee.

Teachers unanimously reported that they would manage "minor eye problems", such as foreign bodies, redness, burning, and watering, but would refer "serious" and "more severe" problems to a doctor.

As part of a long-term recovery plan, UNICEF and its partners have been training villagers in basic medicine and hygiene so they can monitor families in remote areas and refer serious cases to doctors.

According to the strategy we can holistically assess children … It is useful for us to know what to assess and monitor in children … we have to take history, ask mother, check the baby, weigh the baby etc … when to refer serious clients according to IMCI guideline.

(Physician) According to the strategy we can holistically assess children … It is useful for us to know what to assess and monitor in children … we have to take history, ask mother, check the baby, weigh the baby etc … when to refer serious clients according to IMCI guideline.

Well performing schools contribute to wider child protection by identifying need, delivering early help and intervention, as well as referring serious concerns to children's social care.

A voter education programme has reached up to 700,000 people, and more than 1,243 volunteers have been trained as election observers, attending polling units across the state and reporting unusual incidents, malpractice, influencing or intimidation, and referring serious issues to the Independent National Electoral Commission.

By contrast, teachers said they would manage minor eye problems themselves, but refer "severe" and "more serious problems" to a doctor.

The researchers refer to serious games since they are basically considered as games with educational orientation and not with just entertaining ones.

As a justification for their extractive policies, they refer to serious faults presumed to be inherent in the pastoral mode of subsistence.